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Proposed first floor side and rear extension over existing garage, shower room and utility with partial demolition of existing garage front and new boundary treatment

Broadacre Ryton Village Ryton Central Ryton Gateshead NE40 3QH

DecidedReference: DC/22/00252/HHAGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

Broadacre Ryton Village Ryton Central Ryton Gateshead NE40 3QH

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
9 Mar 2022
Validated
9 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
31 Aug 2022
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed first floor side and rear extension over existing garage, shower room and utility with partial demolition of existing garage front and new boundary treatment

Proposal details

Reference
DC/22/00252/HHA
Ward
Ryton Crookhill And Stella
Agent
walk in design

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Further bat surveyBat/Barn Owl Survey5 Jul 2022View
PRA-Broad-Acre-Ryton-NE40-3QH-Finalv1Bat/Barn Owl Survey18 Mar 2022View
127-Heritage Statement 08.03.22Heritage Statement18 Mar 2022View
127-Design and Access Statement 08.03.22Design and Access Statement18 Mar 2022View
127.05 PLANNING Typical Reveal Detail A3 1 to 5Additional Information18 Mar 2022View
127.04 PLANNING Elevations Sheet 2 A1 scale as shown REV DElevations18 Mar 2022View
127.03 PLANNING Elevations Sheet 1 A1 scale as shown REV AElevations18 Mar 2022View
127.02 PLANNING Floor and Roof Plans A1 scale as shown REV DFloor Plans18 Mar 2022View
127.01 PLANNING Site Plan and Boundary A1 scale as shown REV BSite Layout Plan18 Mar 2022View
127.00 EXISTING Survey Drawing A1 scale as shown REV BFloor Plans18 Mar 2022View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form18 Mar 2022View

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